New York Farm-to-Yarn and American Craftsmanship  

Named for a scenic hamlet in the eastern Adirondack foothills where the Boquet River meets some of the most carefully tended farmland in New York, the wool and alpaca in this sweater were raised on Carbon Beneficial-certified farms in upstate New York. These farms are where the soil sequesters more carbon than the animals produce. 

The animals that produce this fiber live through northern New York winters. You can feel that in the hand. This is not the delicate softness of a mild-weather fiber but a warmth earned in cold pastures and carried into the yarn, a texture with substance and resilience that no mill can manufacture. It softens with wearing but it never loses its structure.

As a testament to our authentic farm-to-yarn process, you may occasionally find small bits of hay woven into your sweater. This is a natural characteristic of our minimally processed wool and can be easily removed with a sweater comb or tweezers.  The unique characteristics of New York wool may cause pilling during your first few wears.  We recommend gently removing the pills using a sweater stone or sweater shaver.  

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Raised and Knit in New York